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André JOFFRE: Arts et Métiers engineer - Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Tecsol SA
INTRODUCTION
The heating of swimming pools is a prime application for solar energy. The low set-point temperature (around 30°C) means that solar collectors perform well.
Space heating, meanwhile, is enjoying strong growth, particularly in the single-family home sector.
With solar air-conditioning, there's a perfect match between solar resources and cooling requirements.
For information on solar radiation and the principle of solar thermal collectors, please refer to the article .
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Theses
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- KENJO (L.) - Étude du comportement thermique d'un chauffe-eau solaire à faible débit. - Université de Nice - Sophia Antipolis (2003).
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Standardization
French and European standards (AFNOR)
NF EN standards
- Installations solaires thermiques et leurs composants - Capteurs solaires - Partie 1 : exigences générales. Indice de classement : P50-530-1. - NF EN 12975-1 - 01-01
- Installations solaires thermiques et leurs composants - Capteurs solaires - Partie 2 : méthodes...
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